In french cheeses like brie ,camamber etc are you supposed to eat the white thing that is around?
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In french cheeses like brie ,camamber etc are you supposed to eat the white thing that is around?
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I do its harmless.
yes its perfectly fine to eat and its also where most of the flavor come from.
try this next time you get some brie. slice a baguette on a bias so you get long slices. put a slice of brie on the bread and top with raspberry preserves and toast under a broiler until the cheese is hot.
Yes. On camembert and brie it’s called a “rind”. It’s completely edible, and in my opinion, the best part of the cheese.
yeh it’s good.
try it with a red wine.. it’ll change the aftertaste.
It is a matter of taste, it is only the skin of the cheese, I think its really tasty…
It won’t kill you. It’s like the crust on breads.
I like the rind.
I know some people who don’t, so its up to you.